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Date: Fri, 20 Sep 85 21:42:24 edt From: sjuvax!iannucci (D. Iannucci) Message-Id: <8509210142.AA03628@sjuvax.UUCP> To: bpa!sb6!allegra!packard!MIT-MULTICS.ARPA!Lippard Subject: Prisoner #004 The Prisoner #004 9/20/85 Moderator: Dave Iannucci (iannucci@sjuvax.UUCP) Topics Names v. Numbers Concept of time in `The Prisoner' More on the last episode Various replies to Prisoner #003 ====== Open discussion here... I believe it is ...

#004/27-Mar-98 POOR RICHARD'S WEB SITE NEWS Geek-Free, Commonsense Advice on Building a Low-Cost Web Site Editor: Peter Kent Top Floor Publishing http://www.poorrichard.com/ IN THIS ISSUE Beginner's Column: Keyword Domain Searches ...

... by inline expanding short methods. This is an area of Java still in a state of flux, however. The preprocessor can be used to #include other files into a source file. Java packages and naming conventions and import directives (see newsletters #003, #004, and #005) mostly eliminate the need for #include. Finally, the preprocessor has directives like: #ifdef XXX stuff ... #endif to perform conditional compilation, typically on a per-platform basis. Java is a platform-independent language, and in theo ...

... d main(String args[]) { test01(); test02(); } } This program uses a system method freeMemory() that returns the amount of memory currently free. We force a garbage collection via System.gc() to make the figure more reliable. As we mentioned in issue #004, this technique for determining memory use per element should be used cautiously. When we run this program, it reports 4 bytes used per element without wrappers, and 16 per element with a wrapper. A wrapped double reports as 24 bytes per element, wi ...

... third class that derives or inherits ("extends") from both of these: class C : public A, public B { // stuff }; Inheriting from multiple base classes is called "multiple inheritance" or MI for short. Like templates that we discussed in issue #004, multiple inheritance adds to the complexity of C++, while offering a solution to some particular kinds of programming problems. One type of issue with programming using MI is in deciding which of a set of conflicting inherited names "wins". Java do ...

Issue #004 April, 1996 Contents Random Numbers in Java Comparing C/C++ with Java Part 4 - Templates Book Review Java Program Packaging Part 2 - Public/Private Performance - String Operations RANDOM NUMBERS IN JAVA Random numbers are useful in many cont ...

... IN NAMESPACES Jonathan Schilling, jls@sco.com An important change has recently been made in the way functions are found within namespaces. The three basic ways of making the contents of a namespace visible were discussed in C++ Newsletters #002 and #004. These are: explicit qualification, using directives, and using declarations. Consider the following namespace, which declares a class and some (non-member) functions: namespace N { class A { ... }; A& operator+(const A&, const A&); void ...

Issue #004 January, 1996 Contents Introduction to C++ Namespaces Part 4 - using declarations Clarification of New/Delete Example in Newsletter #003 Using C++ as a Better C Part 4 - Declaration Statements C++ and Java Writing Robust C++ Code Part 2 - Constr ...

... explanation. I'll have fun 'splaining as I will 'yping. 'ey! 'ccent 're 'ool! 'nd 'nintelligible 'oo!!! 'o 'ffense. So here you are, wandering around the main data field, and you see numbers like this. #00412:00000000000000005F0000001A000000E3 and something like that repeated differently about 3000 times. Let's begin understanding each section by breaking down the given example line. Obviously you should already understand the #. All codes begin wi ...